#8200

[banyun-gong]

#8,200

COLLAR : @ivyysooo 蘇雅琳SoNgaLam (IvySo@Collar.weare)

[every-tome]

[hawkuletz]

That, on the left, is an Exabyte tape drive, using 8mm cassettes (very similar to 8mm VCR tapes) to record over 1GB of information on a single tape.

[jolikmc-thoughts]

I need to stop assuming I know how to do things.

I thought I could upgrade a HP Compaq 8200 Elite Small Form Factor computer with a new hard drive and RAM. The schematics made it seem pretty easy. What I failed to realize is that there's a bracket thingy in there which houses both the hard drive and DVD drive… which makes it impossible to remove the hard drive without a bunch of █████. Even then, I'm not sure the solid state disk is going to fit in there properly since it's so damn small. I think I might need a caddy / an adapter for it.

Also? Whoever refurbished this computer played a dirty / smart trick. I ordered another 2x4 GB RAM sticks, assuming that I could pair them with the 2x4 that are already in there. Joke's on me, it has 4x2, meaning I need to order another pair of 2x4 sticks.

I hate messing with computers. I really do.

[alabs1]

Hezbollah Pager Explosions Put Spotlight On Israel’s Cyber Warfare Unit 8200

The mass pager attack against Hezbollah in Lebanon has turned the spotlight on Israel’s secretive Unit 8200, the Israel Defence Forces’ intelligence unit, which a Western security source said was involved in planning the operation. Israeli officials have remained silent on the audacious intelligence operation that killed 12 people on Tuesday and wounded thousands of Hezbollah operatives. At least…

[rdela]

The hugely embarrassing Israeli intelligence leak describes in shocking detail what would turn out to be key elements of Hamas’s “operational plan” to massacre Israelis, including that Israel spotters were aware of senior Hamas officials present as observers during training preparations indicating “that Hamas had completed its preparations.” Assessments were repeatedly dismissed as “imaginary,” 6 months in advance and with increasing frequency up until 7 October.

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2023/nov/28/israeli-military-had-warning-of-hamas-training-for-attack-reports-say

https://mastodon.social/@rdela/111491024044748157

[artcalledoddities]

State of Kentucky

Pushing for kill thy self

Red state or go there and fight

If you make it to court

Death or beaten to death

To save my self $8,200

Can I do it from paper

No

They’ll add a court date

Be there or gold/fold and comply

For the outer stayers

Of mud Ok

My state doesn’t protect me

Although all American

Better if captured in Russia for pot, national headlines

It’s just business

Don’t take it personally

Fucked over

Kentucky want zero answers in 96’

Colorado coming at me next

Wanted nothing in 2000

I’ll post a picture

Damn a lot of money

Better pay my taxes...................

[kramlabs]

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[sualne]

vampire AUs my beloved.

[the-garbanzo-annex-jr]

by Daniel Greenfield

Some were shocked to learn that Israel’s successful ‘Pagergeddon’ operation had been the work of a female intelligence operative under thirty. But they shouldn’t have been.

Israel’s digital intelligence capabilities rely on the work of young women operating in arenas like Unit 8200 which monitors enemy communications, plants surveillance devices and puts together intel data to form a bigger picture, and Unit 414, the unarmed observers on the front line, many of whose members were killed and a number captured during the Hamas invasion on Oct 7.

Women from 8200 and 414 had sounded early warning alerts about Hamas training drills and movements that went unheard before Oct 7. And Unit 414 had lost 27 of its own on Oct 7.

Unit 8200, which is 55% female, had taken some of the blame for the failures on Oct 7. The assault on Hezbollah provided a unique opportunity for Israel’s women to strike back.

‘Pagergeddon’ went viral on social media but it was only a piece of a bigger puzzle. The Israelis had deconstructed the lessons of Oct 7 and turned them against the Islamic terrorists. Hamas and its Iranian masterminds had wrecked Israeli battlefield communications in the initial attack. Israeli military units were slow to respond, aerial units were unable to strike and hours passed before the military leadership understood the scope of the terrorist assault on the homeland.

The first thing Israel came after were Hezbollah’s communications. ‘Pagergeddon’ was a crucial last step that began with Israel infiltrating Hezbollah’s landlines and then its other communications. When Hezbollah leaders fell back on the pagers and handheld radios, also favored by Hamas, that had been rigged to explode, communications were fatally scrambled.

Hezbollah leaders were forced to begin meeting in person and retreating to bunkers which made it all too easy to take them out. With a broken leadership and communications structure, Hezbollah lacked the ability to decisively move its forces and quickly respond. Within a week, its protectors at the UN and the White House were frantically urging a ‘ceasefire’.

Destroying communications and the chain of command is standard military doctrine, and Israel’s successful implementation of it within such a short time and against one of the world’s largest Islamic terrorist groups will be studied in military academies for generations, but there was also something feminine about breaking apart Hezbollah’s social bonds before a bombing campaign.

While misleading photos and videos of female IDF soldiers carrying rifles circulate on social media, the burden of front line combat is largely handled by men. The killing and capture of unarmed Israeli female observers from Unit 414 remains a deep moral failure. The true role of Israeli women is to act as the invisible heart and soul of the country’s national defense.

When Iron Dome and other interceptor systems take down incoming attacks, the odds are very good that the country’s female air defense controllers are alert and responding. And the extent to which Hezbollah’s communications were penetrated and turned against the terror group owes much to nameless female ‘keyboard warriors’ who exposed the enemy’s weaknesses.

Hezbollah was uniquely vulnerable to these tactics because it was in the awkward stage between terror group and terror state, too big to hide in tunnels, too small to have an effective air defense system, and too dumb to realize that tens of thousands of rockets were still no match for what a first rate air force could do to all its infrastructure and weaponry.

[agentfascinateur]

The anatomy of an election

#☝🏼This.

#"Fixed", he says? 👇🏼

#unit 8200 👈🏼

[montagueetc]

SCP-8200 - The Phantom Sea

A ghost is a memory and a memory is a ghost. What happens when the dead forget even themselves?

[rosy-fox-art]

SCP-8200: The Phantom Sea

“And when only one spirit remains—one planetary revenant with a hunger that could swallow stars—what happens then?

I fear we're about to find out.”

[thefreethoughtprojectcom]

Unit 8200 is Israel’s largest and perhaps most controversial spying organization. It has been responsible for many high-profile espionage and terror operations, including the recent pager attack that injured thousands of Lebanese civilians.

Read More: https://thefreethoughtproject.com/mainstream-media/revealed-the-israeli-spies-writing-americas-news

#TheFreeThoughtProject

[thisisrealy2kok]

Nokia 8200 series (2000)

[ballata]

L'Unità 8200 (יחידת 8200, in ebraico Yehida Shmonae Matayim) è un'unità d'élite delle Forze di Difesa Israeliane (IDF), creata per condurre operazioni militari specializzate in guerra cibernetica. Gli obiettivi perseguiti dall’unità 8200, infatti,  spaziano dalle operazioni di intelligence elettronica alle operazioni nel dominio cibernetico, sia difensive che di offensive, volte a contrastare le forze nemiche dello stato ebraico come Hezbollah e Hamas. L'Unità 8200 è considerata tra le strutture tecnologicamente più avanzate al mondo nell’ambito dell'intelligence e della guerra cibernetica.

Tenuto conto del contesto geopolitico nel quale è immerso Israele, l’operato dell'Unità 8200 è indubbiamente di elevato rilievo: tra tutti i compiti istituzionali assegnabili ad un'unità militare, l'unità 8200 svolge un ruolo essenziale nel monitorare le potenziali minacce contro lo stato ebraico, svolgendo tutte quelle azioni proattive per garantire una sorveglianza attiva (la cosiddetta early warning). In questo modo si cerca di intercettare e di conseguenza bloccare sul nascere azioni potenzialmente ostili dovute a gruppi estremisti, Stati ostili o reti terroristiche. In sostanza, quindi, le informazioni ottenute vengono analizzate ed utilizzate per prevenire possibili attacchi, identificando possibili minacce emergenti e garantire infine la sicurezza nazionale israeliana .Tra le azioni più eclatanti, intervento mirato contro Hezbollah che ha causato l’esplosione di radiotrasmittenti e cercapersone.